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Neil} by PETE O'BRIEN" Staff Writer Of all the superstars that the 1960s produced, Neil Young is one of the few that still deserve that distinction. His 15-year recording history has had its lows, but Young has survived occasional critical and commercial setbacks unscarred. Last year's Hawks and Doves was half acoustic and half electric, a formula held over from his Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young days. This time out, as the title Reactor suggests, it's all electric. And electric it is. Young and Crazy Horse has never rocked this hard. No "Sugar Mountain" or "Comes a Time" on Reactor. Just good oldfashioned rock 'n' roll, the kind of music that makes you want to turn up the volume until the neighbors start knocking on the pipes. Young has been chided by many for being overindlllppnt anH nnmnniir itn 0 v.?u I^uiupvuo 111 some of his projects, most notably the 1972 album and |^|C | j Catholic Studen pj 1610 Greene St. I Sunday Masses I Monday thru Thursday Mass ... . B Friday Mass I ] First Wed. of each month: Fat kj Fr. Stephen Lyi ! j Catholic Camf I JB3a B SandV's Slaw 'v (all Beef Os f i U/itli mnol-kf.4 ? ?!! IMU9I(]|U chili and slaw I Si ?&m bbi ?9 1 m33fl 1 Super ^ 69 IGameroom an Open til Van inn f ?- * film, Journey Through The Past. Those critics can't yell about overindulgence and pompousity this time around: he keeps his lyrics short and to the point. This brevity is most 1? ? cviuciu uii i-oone. b'or nine minutes and 14 seconds he sings nothing but Got mashed potatoes/Ain't got no T-bone." In seven words he sums up what the recession means to you and me. Young's guitar is as powerful as ever on "Tbone" and Crazy Horse preserves their reputation as one of the best back-up bands in the business. Young has always had a love for America and the simple joys that make this country unique. The rtinerican nignway has caught his imagination in the past on songs like "Human Highway" and "Thrasher." Reactor's "Get Back On It" continues his romantic vision of the highway. "Think I'll get back on the highway// hope I see you soon/Don't let me see your rv^isu DrilK I 5 V Men's | J ^ac*'es NER OF MAIN AND BLOSSOM t Center, USC j. j Tel. 799 5870 | j 10 p.m. I 7:45 a.m. 1 culty/staff lunch 11:30-1:30 j 1 nth, O.F.M. [;vj jus Minister SSr 8*"9! Expires } I Famous 2-1-82 ' j Dog J car Mayer) |. ] , homemade s and onions [ ! ><f I Chili Pvnif/itf I .... la|/ii v;o f _ j ig 2-7-82 N; :ar Mayer) ^ d Ice Cream , 12:00 ] Hi HMB H H&l locksH headlights/I pull a heavy load." "Southern Pacific" and "Motor City" take on those two institutions that has given inspiration to scores of writers; the railroad and the auiumoDiie. me urst rolls on like a diesel chugging at 90 mph. It's about a railroad man who reaches his forced retirement age. "Mr. Jones/We've got to let you go /It's company policy/You've got a pension though." On "Opera Star," Young lets everyone know how he feels about rock 'n' roll and those people who think they're too good for it. The song has great interplay between the guitars of Young and Frank Sampedro and the Crazy Horse rhythm section. Billy Talbot on bas and Ralph Molina on drums, keep it all together with precision and power. In this writer's opinion, this is the finest work Neil Young has done with Crazy Horse. Three years ago he brought the Live Rust tour to Charlotte, N.C. and brought ! ONE j DRAF | with tlii B Limit I p* j-j Expire | The Vi 7 33 Sant | ' (next to Yesterd r" "L I ^ijl j i Our College proj II Mission efforts, F i j /-?_?! < * ? | g ana >ingl? We think we I to offer collej anywhere... worship and g ? ur tier ' the house down. No tour plans have been announced 1 yet, but I'm hoping he'll do a i couple of dates in the i Southeast ? maybe in this cultural mecca we call' ! Cv mbia. This town is ovt due for some real "rock ' 'n' oil. 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